chemistry Flashcards

1
Q

equilibrium: Keq»>1

A

more products than reactants

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2
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equilibrium: Keq«<1

A

more reactants than products

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3
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equilibrium: Keq = 1

A

equal products and reactants

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4
Q

hydrogen bonding

A

H bound to O, N, F

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5
Q

dipole-dipole interactions

A

polar molecules
positive region of one molecule is in negative region of another

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6
Q

ideal gas law eq

A

PV = nRT

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7
Q

endothermic delta H

A

positive

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8
Q

exothermic delta H

A

negative

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9
Q

heat gained/lost equation

A

q = mcΔT

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10
Q

Heat of rxn equation

A

(sum of ∆H°f of products) – (sum of ∆H°f of reactants)

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11
Q

enthalpy

A

heat changes at constant pressure

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12
Q

entropy

A

randomness in a system (energy dispersion)

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13
Q

∆G negative and positive

A
  • = spontaneous
    + = nonspontaneous
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14
Q

Ka eq

A

Ka = [H+][A-]/[HA]

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15
Q

Kb eq

A

Kb = [B+][OH-]/[BOH]

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16
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galvanic cells: anode, cathode

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cathode is positive, anode is negative
catode reduces, anode oxidizes

17
Q

electrolytic cells

A

anode is +, cathode is -
OPPOSITE of galvanic

18
Q

gibbs free energy equations

A

∆G = ∆H – T∆S
∆G = –nFEcell

19
Q

purification: extraction

A

aqueous vs. organic solvents: separates via differential solubility

20
Q

purification: distillation

A

separates based on BP

21
Q

filtration

A

separates solids from liquids

22
Q

TLC mobile and stationary

A

mobile: nonpolar solvent
stationary: card

23
Q

column chromatography

A

nonpolar solvent with gel/powder
separates into components

24
Q

ion-exchange chromatography

A

separates by charge

25
Q

size-exclusion chromatography

A

separates by size
larger elutes first

26
Q

affinity chromatography

A

uses antibodies, receptors
purification method

27
Q

storage lipid structure

A

Three fatty acids ester-linked to a single glycerol

28
Q

redox: oxidation vs. reduction

A

oxidation: electrons are product
reduction: electrons are reactant

29
Q

Eq constant and spontaneity

A

positive constant = spontaneous

30
Q

alpha decay change in atomic and mass number

A

atomic number: -2
mass number: -4

31
Q

beta + decay change in atomic and mass number

A

atomic number: +1
mass number: no change

32
Q

beta - decay change in atomic and mass number

A

atomic number: +1
mass number: no change

33
Q

gamma decay change in atomic and mass number

A

atomic number

34
Q

ksp equation

A

[products]/[reactants]

35
Q

PT: ionization energy

A

increases across and up

36
Q

PT: electronegativity

A

increases across and up

37
Q

PT: electron affinity

A

increases across and up

38
Q

log without calculator

A

–log(m x 10-n) ≈ n – 0.m